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​​​dr. Chihmao HSIEH (시에 츠마오)
​Associate Professor of Entrepreneurship [tenured]
Founding Director, Center for Global Entrepreneurship

​Department of Business Management, SUNY Stonybrook (Korea)


PhD 2007 (Strategy), Washington University in St. Louis
MSE 1998 (Industrial & Operations Engineering), U. of Michigan-Ann Arbor
BSE 1997 (Mechanical Engineering), U. of Michigan-Ann Arbor
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English and Korean full-texts of January 13th (2022) column
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English and Korean full-texts of November 11th (2021) column
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English and Korean full-texts of June 10th (2021) column
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English and Korean full-texts of Jan 21st (2021) column
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English and Korean full-texts of Sept 17th (2020) column
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English and Korean full-texts of May 14th (2020) column
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English and Korean full-texts of January 16th (2020) column
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Connect with Chihmao (츠마오)
CV March 2024
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(Announcement: The new book "The Emotions and Emotionality of Entrepreneurship" is now available at various booksellers, including Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Browns Books, and Waterstones.  Written for entrepreneurs, policymakers, and entrepreneurship scholars alike, it pores over three decades of entrepreneurship research findings in a concise easy-to-grasp manner.  Please click on the cover image (left) for the Amazon USA page.)

dr. Hsieh is (tenured) Associate Professor and Founding Director of the Center for Global Entrepreneurship (which has now been rolled into the 'R&BD Foundation') at SUNY Korea in Songdo, South Korea.  Previously, he has also served as interim Department Chair.  He publishes and researches mainly regarding the complexity of the behaviors and conditions underlying entrepreneurial opportunity.  His work has appeared (or is forthcoming) in Organization Science, Entrepreneurship Theory & Practice, Journal of Management Studies, Small Business Economics, Journal of Small Business Management, Entrepreneurship & Regional Development, Scientometrics and others.  His latest book is "The Emotions and Emotionality of Entrepreneurship", a solo-authored text published by Edward Elgar Publishers.

dr. Hsieh provides consulting services to a variety of ventures and corporations (most recently, designing 4 batches of a 1-month intrapreneurship Executive Education program for Allianz Philippines, picture here). He has given invited talks at the United Nations Secretariat (NYC) and the Asian Development Bank (Manila), and in September 2022 he served as the keynote speaker for the conference of Japan's main entrepreneurship academic association.


In 2020-2022, he was guest columnist for South Korea's leading financial newspaper (and fourth most popular news daily, permalink here), the Maeil Business Newspaper (columns on the left side of this webpage).


At SUNY Korea, dr. Hsieh teaches business, management, and entrepreneurship courses.  Previously in his career, he was on the faculties at Yonsei University, the University of Amsterdam (tenured August 2014), the University of Missouri, and Washington University in St. Louis. At those institutions, he taught entrepreneurial management and finance to undergraduates, MBA's, and for Executive Education, in addition to designing, executing, and coordinating entire entrepreneurship minors. 

Recently mentioned (April 2019) in Jeonja ET News Korea.
A May 2016 profile of his research can be found in that month's issue of the Yonsei Newsletter.

A February 2013 profile of dr Hsieh's course at the University of Amsterdam can be found on p. 42 of this issue of Folia.

Some words (DL'able here) from R. Keith Sawyer,
​critically acclaimed author of Group Genius and Explaining Creativity
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